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CU housing expansion plans will close the Dark Horse
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Fingers crossed for a sandwich chain selling 18 dollar hoagies.
It's getting more and more similar to every other wealthy white US suburb every year.Tulagis, Potters, Pearls, The Walrus, Oasis Brewery,
Pretty sad.
Same stores, same restaurants, same buildings, same people, etc, etc...
Boulder
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Boulder for over a decade has been trending in the direction of eliminating low-value and poor-density land use. In a city with little room to expand and restrictive open space practices, there is little reason to let such a large parcel of land be wasted on a strip mall and a ratty motel. Boulder isn't a college town anymore rather it is an upper-middle-class tech hub that happens to have a university.
Little boxes, on the hillside..
That article was firewalled, but before it went up I thought Dave (the owner) said relocation was inevitable anyway. Did I catch that right? I don't think there was speculation on a new location.
I couldn’t read it but I thought I saw a snippet saying the building was in disrepair
If it was a new construction, I highly doubt that the Horse would meet current Boulder codes.
I doubt their bathroom signage meets code
Ban transphobic?
Aladdin's Castle, Gallagher's, The Video Station, Rocky Mountain Tapes and RecordTulagis, Potters, Pearls, The Walrus, Oasis Brewery,
Pretty sad.
Skate Park and Wheels
Nick's/Taylors, The Pipefitter, Album's, Abo's, Yellow Sub, K's China, La Iguana, Bova's OG location, Salvaggios. Do any of you even Boulder?
Abo’s still exists. Yellow sub is run by cultists. Do you even Boulder?
Most of the lists proffered in various posts indicate a mean age well above 35.
Which cult runs Yello Sub?
I was gonna add Tr Ling's but they relocated, rather than closing down.
What about the New York Deli on the pearl Street Mall? I still remember that awful jingle: We're the New York Deli on the Pearl Street Mall, we're the New York Deli and we got it all...
Pretty sure he means Yellow Deli, and it is run by Twelve Tribes
I confused the two.
Maybe we can get some more shops like they have on Pearl St - the ones that normal adult humans can't afford to walk in to, nor would they buy any of that ****ing crap if they could.
Oasis reopened. With the exact same 6 beers.Tulagis, Potters, Pearls, The Walrus, Oasis Brewery,
Pretty sad.
It (not)surprisingly didn't survive.
Women's boutique clothing stores which are a hobby for wealthy women who want to own a business need to dominate every retail area of town. My wife being able to see a $400 pair of shoes that are super cute, not stocked in her size and which she has no intention of actually purchasing is the cornerstone of the community.
Can we at least add in a few more candle shops and maybe a cologne store?
Only if said candles are sustainably sourced from fair wage female workers in impoverished nations so that I can feel smugly validated for spending $100 on a stinky candle which is for decor only (and to impress visitors to my home by never lighting it and leaving the hang tag on so that they can read the story while they try to figure out what they are actually supposed to use when washing and drying their hands in our powder room amidst our decorative towels and soaps). They also make wonderful gifts.
I lived on those $1.50 pints every Thursday.